No flags but plenty of fire for Medvedev at Paris OlympicsPARIS: There will be no flags or fanfare for Daniil Medvedev at the Paris Olympics but Russia’s highest-profile athlete in the French capital is unlikely to be far from the headlines.
Celtic edge Manchester City 4-3 in US pre-season friendlyCHAPEL HILL, United States: Nicolas Kuhn scored twice and Luis Palma netted the decider in the 68th minute to give Celtic a 4-3 victory over Manchester City in a pre-season friendly on Tuesday.
Abdul ‘Duke’ Fakir of The Four Tops dead at 88NEW YORK: Abdul “Duke” Fakir – the last original member of the Four Tops, the Motown hitmakers behind classics like “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)” – died Monday, US media said. He was 88 years old.
Bashir bowls England to series-clinching win over West IndiesNOTTINGHAM: Shoaib Bashir took his Test-best figures as England thrashed the West Indies by 241 runs to secure a series-clinching win at Trent Bridge on Sunday after the tourists suffered a spectacular collapse.
Schauffele wins British Open to collect second majorTROON, United Kingdom: American Xander Schauffele won the British Open on Sunday to claim the second major championship of his career, just two months after winning his first.
India’s Paes, Amritraj make history joining Tennis Hall of FameNEW YORK: Former doubles world number one Leander Paes and tennis broadcaster, actor and player Vijay Amritraj became the first Asian men inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame yesterday (July 20).
Verstappen says he is no longer the leader of the packBUDAPEST: Max Verstappen conceded he is no longer leading the pack and feels as if he and Red Bull are “chasing” after he qualified third for the Hungarian Grand Prix behind McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Marseille’s new striker Greenwood deflects questions about controversial pastMARSEILLE: English striker Mason Greenwood said he only wanted to look forward when he was asked at his first Marseille press conference on Friday about the uproar surrounding his arrival at the club.
Argentina apologizes to France in football-chant rowBUENOS AIRES: Buenos Aires apologized to France after Argentina’s vice president called the European country “colonialist” and its people “hypocrites” in an argument over alleged racist chants by Argentine footballers.
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